Columbia Sportswear Stock Performance

COLM Stock  USD 60.26  -1.96  -3.15%   
Below is a summary of Columbia Sportswear's return history alongside the standard risk-adjusted performance metrics. Across the 3 months window, Columbia Sportswear shows an expected return of 0.23% and pays a 1.93% yield.
Risk-Adjusted Performance
Contained
 
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Strong
Compared with the broader market, risk-adjusted returns on Columbia Sportswear rank lower than 6% of all global equities and portfolios over the last 90 days. In practice, the ranking separates absolute gains from efficient gains. In spite of very weak essential indicators, Columbia Sportswear displayed solid returns over the last few months and may actually be approaching a breakout point. Learn More

Actual Historical Performance (%)

 One Day Return
-3.15
 Five Day Return
2.76
 Year To Date Return
9.38
 Ten Year Return
-2.38
 All Time Return
724.35

Relative Risk vs. Return Landscape

If you had invested $ 5,321 in Columbia Sportswear on January 25, 2026 and sold it today you would have earned a total of $ 705.00 from holding Columbia Sportswear or generated 13.25% return on investment over 90 days. Columbia Sportswear is currently generating a 0.2345% daily expected return and carries 2.7858% risk (volatility on return distribution) over a 90-day horizon. In relative terms, Columbia exhibits above-average volatility, exceeding roughly 75% of comparable stocks, and the company has trailed 96% of traded instruments in return over the 90-day horizon.
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This benchmark view frames the instrument through return capture and volatility trade-offs. It is informative when expected return is read together with volatility rather than in isolation. Given a 90-day horizon, Columbia Sportswear generates 2.93 times more return on investment than the market. However, the company is 2.93 times more volatile than its market benchmark. Its risk-adjusted efficiency stands at about 0.08% per unit of risk. Dow Jones Industrial is currently generating roughly 0.0% per unit of risk.

Target Price Odds to finish over Current Price

Price convergence toward a historical mean is a well-documented pattern for stocks like Columbia Stock. Although this tendency is a useful forecasting input, some instruments remain persistently mispriced before market correction. Periods of persistent mispricing in some stocks highlight the role of additional risk in pricing dynamics. This framework supports more structured thinking about where Columbia Stock price is likely to settle over time.
Current PriceHorizonTarget PriceOdds moving above the current price in 90 days
60.26 90 days 60.26
about 27.59
Our distribution model estimates the likelihood of Columbia Sportswear moving above the current price in 90 days from now at about 27.59 . Past return patterns over this horizon reflect a distribution that has favored above-current-price scenarios. (This Columbia Sportswear distribution emphasizes the price range most consistent with recent behavior in Columbia Stock over a 90-day period).
Given a 90-day horizon, the stock has the beta coefficient of 1.2 suggesting when the benchmark rises, the company tends to outperform it on average. However, when benchmark returns turn negative, Columbia Sportswear tends to underperform. Additionally, Columbia Sportswear has an alpha of 0.2141, implying that it can generate a 0.2141 percent excess return over Dow Jones Industrial after adjusting for the inherent market risk (beta).
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Predictive Modules for Columbia Sportswear

Investors apply quantitative and fundamental models to forecast Columbia Sportswear within the stock market. Combining results from different methods frames the confidence level warranted by Columbia Sportswear predictions. Evaluating multiple forecasts helps separate persistent signals from short-term noise in Columbia Sportswear price data. For Columbia Sportswear, the combination of techniques matters more than the precision of any individual forecast.
Statistical evidence for mean reversion in Columbia Sportswear's appears through its tendency to revert after extreme valuations. Under mean reversion theory, Columbia Sportswear's price extremes are viewed as temporary dislocations that may self-correct. Mean reversion in Columbia Sportswear's is often observed around historical valuation multiples. Historical data for Columbia Sportswear shows that extreme valuations have tended to normalize over multi-year periods.
Sentiment
Range
LowSentimentHigh
57.4860.2763.06
Details
Intrinsic
Valuation
LowIntrinsicHigh
54.23105.82108.61
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Naive
Forecast
LowNextHigh
58.6361.4264.20
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Bollinger
Band Projection (param)
LowerMiddle BandUpper
51.2957.5863.86
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Columbia Sportswear is positioned within its peer group by benchmarking margins, returns, and multiples. This peer-relative view identifies where Columbia Sportswear leads, trails, or tracks its competitive set. Benchmarking earnings quality and balance sheet strength against peers provides additional valuation context. Columbia Sportswear's relative positioning within the peer group reflects its competitive dynamics as currently priced by the market.

Primary Risk Indicators

Significant market corrections and rallies over the last two decades have made the stock market challenging for Columbia Sportswear investors. Dramatic market moves have periodically reshaped the risk landscape for holders of Columbia Sportswear. Watching for changes in Columbia Sportswear's volatility and market elasticity is one way to limit portfolio losses. A data-driven view of Columbia Sportswear risk supports more disciplined portfolio management decisions.
α
Alpha over Dow Jones
0.21
β
Beta against Dow Jones1.20
σ
Overall volatility
3.63
Ir
Information ratio 0.08

Investor Alerts and Insights

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About 57.0% of the company shares are held by company insiders
On 20th of March 2026 Columbia Sportswear paid $ 0.3 per share dividend to its current shareholders
Latest headline from finance.yahoo.com: Snap-on Q 1 Earnings Revenues Beat Estimates, Organic Sales Rise 3.4

Price Density Drivers

Several forces contribute to Columbia Sportswear's price dynamics, including buyer and seller positioning dynamics and market conditions. Monitoring Columbia Sportswear's price density drivers provides context for distinguishing fundamental from tactical price moves. Key market indicators for Columbia Sportswear reflect the combined effect of buyer and seller positioning dynamics and broader conditions. These indicators are informative when reviewed consistently alongside Columbia Sportswear's fundamental data.
Common Stock Shares Outstanding54.8 M
Cash And Short Term Investments790.8 M

Columbia Sportswear Fundamentals Growth

Market participants price Columbia Stock based on their assessment of Columbia Sportswear's financial trajectory. Revenue and earnings growth, profitability metrics, and debt levels form the core fundamentals driving Columbia Stock. Revenue growth, earnings performance, and balance sheet health are critical fundamentals shaping Columbia Stock. Long-term performance of Columbia Stock depends on Columbia Sportswear's ability to maintain strong fundamental execution.

Performance Metrics & Calculation Methodology

Columbia Sportswear risk-adjusted performance measures whether returns compensate for the volatility borne by holders. Higher risk-adjusted returns suggest that performance quality, not just magnitude, supports the result. Columbia Sportswear shows ROE of 10.16%, ROA of 5.0%.

Columbia Sportswear data is compiled from periodic company reporting and market reference feeds and standardized for comparability. Analyst projections are included when active coverage applies. Return and risk statistics are calculated from historical price series.

Editorial review and methodology oversight provided by: Gabriel Shpitalnik, Member of Macroaxis Editorial Board